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Sun Yingsha & Wang Chuqin Match Schedule — Milestones
Find the next public match moment to watch together: event time in your timezone, China time, venue time, and source status stay on one page so fans can follow the rhythm without time-zone confusion.
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This view collects public milestone dates that are already in the historical record: title days, ranking milestones, and official competition moments. It is a memory record, not a private-life anniversary tracker.
Every milestone is limited to public table-tennis context and links back to a public source wherever available.
How to read the time
This card explains the time for the next key match only.
Current match explained: SUN Yingsha defeated KUAI Man 4-3 — US Smash 2026 Women’s Singles Final official result. Use China time for China reminders; venue time is for in-person viewers; current local clock is only your browser clock, not the match start time.
- Match
- SUN Yingsha defeated KUAI Man 4-3 — US Smash 2026 Women’s Singles Final official result
- China time (use this for reminders)
- Jul 6, 2026, 10:00 AM (Asia/Shanghai)
- Venue time (for onsite reference)
- Jul 5, 2026, 7:00 PM (America/Los_Angeles)
- Current local clock (not match time)
- Your current time appears after browser load
Confirmed, pending, expected — what differs?
- Confirmed: The event or date is supported by an official event page, broadcaster schedule, or public record.
- Pending official time: The date or event window is public, but draw, match order, or exact start time has not been released.
- Expected: A long-range calendar or Olympic-cycle date that may change.
Tracked scope and boundary
The schedule focuses on WTT events, public competition windows, mixed doubles sessions, singles-related public notes, Olympic-cycle dates, and ranking or title milestones. It does not track private travel, hotel stays, airport sightings, private training, or real-relationship rumors.
Milestone record
Houston 2021 Mixed Doubles Final
Historical milestone in the public record.
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Milestone record
Durban 2023 Mixed Doubles Title
Historical milestone in the public record.
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Milestone record
Paris 2024 Olympic Mixed Doubles Gold
Historical milestone in the public record.
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Ranking milestone
Sun Yingsha First World No. 1 Ranking
Historical milestone in the public record.
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Ranking milestone
Wang Chuqin First World No. 1 Ranking
Historical milestone in the public record.
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What to watch next
Wait for official updates, not rumors.
- Official event pages update dates, draws, or match order.
- Broadcasters publish exact session and stream times.
- Venues or organizers publish spectator guides, entry rules, or transit notes.
FAQ
Schedule FAQ
Why are some match times marked pending?
Many events publish the event window before the draw, match order, or broadcast time is released. ShatouHub keeps those entries pending instead of guessing.
Which time zone should I follow?
Use “event time in your timezone” for reminders, China time for fan discussions, and venue time when checking official event pages. The live local clock is shown separately so a future event time is not confused with the current time.
Does ShatouHub track private schedules?
No. ShatouHub only tracks public competition information, official sources, and verifiable public event context. Airport, hotel, private training, and rumor-based updates are excluded.